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Michael Roth

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• Sep 21, 2004

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they are cute though, looking forward to them colouring up...

 

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Nice to see another Morgurnda adspersa keeper on the forum, with some luck they should breed for you in a couple of months.

 

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• Sep 22, 2004

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Very nice, Michael!

More pics, please

 

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• Sep 22, 2004

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they're awsome

 

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CFC said:

Nice to see another Morgurnda adspersa keeper on the forum, with some luck they should breed for you in a couple of months.

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Me too , good luck with them Michael.

keepers of Gudgeons in general that is .

 

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• Sep 22, 2004

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Very nice fish

 

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• Sep 22, 2004

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Soon they'll have orange-brown tails Gudgeon popularity is growing

 

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More? You want mooore?

 

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and...

 

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And...


(don't worry, hes not much bigger than they are, honest )

 

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Wow, that 2nd from last photo is fantastic. Can really see his colours!

 

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They have some purple spotted gudgeons at one of our LFSs. so tempted so tempted...

 

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Ooooooh, Michaels got him self a jardini. Good luck with that one mate, once they get over 12" there are few fish which compare in raw aggression to a jardini arowana, better make way for that 180 your gonna need to keep it alone in now Lovely fish though, i sorely miss mine

 

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• Sep 23, 2004

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Are those adspersa? They look different from my gudgeon somehow...Mine never lays down on the bottom like those

 

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Are definately Morgurnda adspersa, Morgurnda morgurnda has a rounder head and lacks the distinct horizontal lines of spots down the flank having a more mottled "spotted" pattern. Morgurnda morgurnda is also a rarer fish in the hobby.